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At l3p o'clock the body again assem-
bled, and after devotional exercises re-
snmcd routine business | ~ D,sscliD,
Wesley Steele aud K " Taylor reported
the condition OF th,ir charges \ wntt"n
report OF the condition ot the Sunday
School Of Martins Ferry was read after
which \. VI. Sh,pman, steward OF the
Martins Ferry Church, reported the
financial condition oi h+ chargr \ paper
npOT the subject, The CLAIMS Oi the
Church on the Conference claimants, was
read by Rev I X RAIDER, and a further
discussion of the same subject was contiu-
ed by Rev. J. u. Vail and Rev. l. y. Des-
selin,
During this session the Question
Drawer was under the charge ~ Rev. l. :.
Winters The first question s'ump,d HIM.
1t was "Who was Melchiscdec - aud his
answer nlaiu 81 don't know
". L. Dixon, Presiding Elder OF Cam
bridge District, WIS introduced and spoke
brirriy. after which Dr. D0rner, OF the New
Philadelphia District, and Rev. u. l.. HIte,
of the West Virginia COME ferce. delivered
short addresses to the Conference.
The following ,ssoluuon WAS read and
adopted,
"4.s0lrsd, That it Is the sense Of this
body that it is preferable Ia have twO scs-
sions each year o, the District Conference
rather than one, and that hereafter We
nave two.
tpon reconsideration, the motion Was
lost
On eIte, Longs appointment n Eioom'
.1.eld charge, was chosen - the place OF
holding the next session OF the District
Conference.
The committee t0 examine preachers ~
the second and third years reported favor
ably on 4. 7. Maxwell and John :. Rat
ledge and their licenses were renewed.
The following locals hai-thelr characters
passed: j. II. Eskty, f. L. lo't. !. 4.
Gotr J. II. Johnson, y. 4 Walker, sam
uel Pollock, r. II Manche-',r AID }. /.
Thomas.
A. / Goodiriend hcine represented hy
the Committee "n Examination. had his
character passed and was admitted 10
preach III,
Alter announcements and the benedIc'
ton an adjournment wa, made I'll nail
past seven. ,,..,,.-,,
In the evening Rev. John Williams De
livered a sermon to the Conference and
large congregation.
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EEslAEEArLEcrrIprrY,


which lrnuticrsmeu fear. TrcacherouS and
cruel. he Is not slow 10 take advantage and
utilize 1t, which ne invariably does with
selt-heneGt lie Is a restless old fellow,
aud, although siNty-seven years OF age,
covers as much ground and shoots with
such uu,rrIug aim Is tn place the deeds OF
the young men ot his tribe IN the shade.
Col Henry. who was in the campaign
apliust the TtrS after the massacre OF
Thoruburg aud his comrades and the mur-
der OF Agent Merritt, said that 10 1t was
true that the tes had broken ont, it would
not he matter SIMPLY OF day to put
them down. They were armed with the
most approved rifles, and the rOughuess OF
their country WIS such that they could
safely defy an army TO dlslodge them.
Their tastueSSes aye full OF deep canyons,
which are covered with grass sufficient To
provide Tor their ponies tor many mouths,
while their position would enable them 10
hold All army at hay for long time.
The Colonel had no doubt that the ties
were on
FRIENDLY TERMS WITH MoENoNs,
and il WIS known fact that in the event
of war they would receive assistance from
their polygamous nelghhorS. The ties,
he explained, are Lot prairie Indians.
They tgke 10 their mountains and nothing
less than a campaign can dIslodge them.
Tbs les are mountain Indians and can
not he expected to give open battle. 1t
would rcuuire the work Of both the IN
f,ntry and cavalry. In winter the can
- 'ar, .,,ackrd with snow. when 1t would
he z,ill more difficult to rearh thtm-
Thry differ f,om the Sioux and Aplchy-'
especially in cunning, ami yi.!d to nobody,
Gen. Hatch, the present Auditor, VoHcAed
for the truth OF these assertions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-17

HARRIsBUEG, August lG-Thc Eepub-
lican State Convention will he called to
order to morrow. The nomination OF VIM
b. Hart Tor atate Treasurer appears To-
night t0 he iOregOnc conclusion Judge
Williams, OF Tioga, will he probably be
nominated Tor Supreme Judge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-17
Canton Defeats KnIamazoo.

Sp.cIM IEis9rUW 10 the Register.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, August lG-Ih
home team was defeated to-day by Xell's
arm giving out, with no other pitcher in
the field. Rausewine was Knocked out OF
the boa in the Gr3t inning, and Delaney
took his place. lie was hit hard.
iSSISG'.....l ? { go II
Kalamazoo ................3 0 ! q q U l. :
Canton ......................O / = 3 0 , O-l1
Earned runs, Kalamazoo 1, Canton q;
base hits, Kalamazoo II, Canton II; two
base hits, Donehue, Brodie, Iecher, Della
ney, Ottcrson, Fuller, Robinson, Rhue,
Stapleton, Buckenberger; home runs, Vir.
tue ;; errors, Kalamazoo 3, Canton | :;
struck ont, by Rhue > by Iell L, by De
laney 3.
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Ihn SlIlrII G.Iar

ALBANY, y. i, August l6-A special
to the Albany .jomRd from Whitehall
says: 1t is generally reported that Judge
Potter has decided to grant \ stay in She
Sharp case, It j. said he L. pHw earnestly
engaged at his r,siien.G he.e TEltIug an
cNhaustiye np,n.ON.
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win HnId OF for q While.

TIERNovA, August l6.-M. Vulkovitch
telegraphs the Government from Constan-
tinople that the Sultan recognizes Pyil,e
Ferdinaud's election, but tbst IS the Prince
did not first obtain tue sultan's consent the
latter will maintain his present attitude
Lor certain period.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-17
MISUNDERSTANDING.

HARRISBURG, Pa, August l6 Articles
Of merger and consolidation were filed yes
terday between the New York, Chicago
and st. Louis Company and Lrie and state
Line Railroad Company under the name OF
Sew York. Chicago and st. Louis Railroad
Company.
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Another Gould.

NEW YoRE, August l6--Mrs. Georgs
Gould last evening presented hcT husband
with "a son at the fanny residcnce at No.
East Forty. seventh street The mother
and son are DONG we'll.
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STARVATION FEARED.
The Condition of the People OF Labrador
ENcitcs Grave Fears.

New YORK, August ia resident Of
Labrador. writing to the Hrdid under
date of August T., says:
1t would be criminal lor any govern
meut to endeavor to hide from the outside
world the true condition OF the people here.
II the Arctic winter once more closes
around them and ice barriers shut oil for
eight months all communication with tn"
outside world before assistance comes,
starvation and death are inevitable, and |
fear We shall have repeated on larger
scale the story OF the Greedy expedition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-17
Says She Was Abducted and Sold.

TOLEDO, O., August lG.-The sale Of a
wife for glass of wine has created sen-
sltiou here and resulted in the arrest Of
Eugene Seyery, CT Susquehauna, Pa, and
W. ; Cowell, Of South Valley, n. J. The
girl who was sold claims that she was ab-
Quoted from the home Of her grandmother
and says that she was member OF one Of
the wealthiest families in SusIuehanna.
She claims that she was drugged and that
when she became conscious she was in
Cleveland, Ohio She joined Eugene SeN-
cry an adycnturer, and he becoming tired
of her ~ she alleges; sold her TO W. 5.
CowcIl, OF South Valley. She has appealed
to the police and the detectives are inves-
tigating
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The Thistle Safe.

NEW YORK, August l6.-The Thistle
arrived al the bar at 1 o'clock this morn
ing, and at i dropped anchor on Tomkins-
vile.
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LONDON. August l6.-At Malta during
the past . hours there were new cases OF
cholera .ad deaths.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-17
The Fever.

KEY WEST. FLA, August l6-Four
new cases OF fever have beeu reported and
one death,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-17

had altered tie books, saying that if he
had done so he could be held for forgery
and e&tradlted from Canada. Scott, how
ever, said lie had not done so. Dunn then
advised Scott TO get an old suit of cloth
ing, shave of his moustache travel second
class 10 Canada, disguise himself as much
as possible and do as little taking as pos
sible
Scott made an effort to meet his def
cheney, but finding it impossible to get the
money before going to the bank on Mon
day he got disguise. He took $l5O, 600.
He went TO Central Park and met Dunn.
They walked TO secluded spot and Scott
pulled out package containing Sl4O. 600.
scott went down to the Grand Union Hotel,
where he had been stopping assumed his
disguise and
TOOK THE EVENING TRAIN
for Montreal He did not stop in Canada
long. Dunn forwarded him various sums
OF money at times. Scott took passage on
an Allen line steamer Tor Europe in Sep
tember OF lSSj. lie has resided in London
ever since. Scott correspOnded with Dunn
and Mrs. Jennie A. Searles, his Sister-in-
law, from London He had received
none, there amounting TO $40, 600. In
the latter part of lSs6 attempts at at
compromise with the bank were made by
Scott, various sums being mentioned.
In December of that year he asked the bank
to give him a general release for
500 900 1t is said that this offer was ac-
Ceptcd by the bank. He wrote Dunn tell
ing him to get ready to pay that sum.
Dunn replied in January, lsS7, that he
had lost all the money. Then came the
crisis aud these proceedings were instituted.
Dunn had written that he had been unfOr
tunate in his wheat and stock speCulatlons.
He said that at one time he had been
long ON 1000 600 bushels of wheat
But the market had kept going of
on stocks. but with the same result
In this letter to Scott he wrote. "PrOba-
bly, about the time this letter will reach
you on the other side shall have com
mittcd suicide In another he said that
he feared publicity and had decided to stay
his hand and
AWAIT HIS FATE.
Mrs Scott started for New York imme-
diately. She and her sister, Mrs. Searlcs,
had numerous interviews with Damn, but
the money was not forthcoming. He told
penitent story hut it was discredited
His story of uHiruittul speculation was not
believed. When Dunn was arrested he
stood at the ticker in his Office reading
the tape. He was cool, calm ana reserved,
and q ltnced at the papers presented by the
officers without any show Of nervousness
He was taken before Sheriff Grant and told
that he would have to get bail in the sum
of $l5O,UOO In default of this he was
taken to Ludlow street jail. num is 3"
years old, a hatchelor and lived in Brook
lyu.
He will he indicted. There is IN indict-
mcnt against Scott but he cannot he extra
ditcd. lie is t. years old. Mr Searles
states in an affidavit that when Scott call
cd on hlm lor money he had nothing more
than asuspiC!on that everything was not
right
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Uigb Grade California Vioss.

Absolutely pure and reliable. Send for
price list. u. RICK Il Co,
736 Broadway,
New York City.
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U...e Is another G1uIp iu the family
G. n.lj havra ,ouyr ia nursing bottles in
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H.a TH.tJe las arrived right side up
ST.. aG q rough passage ID: tw,uty-one
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.Hy Nrrr was -bot ,u political row
r View Ur.gaas Hs was not - colored
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27
Balance on hand. go.

Miss G. Boice has change of adv. in
this issue.
r. Z. Carroll is in town visiting his
daughter and other friends.
The Good Templars closed up their
term of existence on Monday evening
last.
p. s. McGregory. of Cass City. visited
among friends in this place the past
week.
Samuel Gray one of Peck's enterpris-
ing merchants was III tue village
Tuesday.
4 three year old daughter Of Chas.
Strevel. near Abbotsford. was drowned
in Pine river Saturday, Oct. ID.
Miss IIettie Harrington. of Argen-
tine, Genessee CO., is the guest OF Rev.
]. NJ. Craudall and family ut present.
Judging from the number or stoves
that Leouard is sending ont we should
say that people are making preparation
for cold weather.
Notice X. a. Carroll q Cos. change
of adv. III this issue. 1t will pay you
to call in and examine their fine stock
of millinery and fancy goods.
Mrs Elder d. Brown returned from
Mt. Pleasant Saturday evening. Mrs
| Chas Sterling and son accompanied he
and are now visiting among friends il
this vicinity.
Jos. Lundy and family moved ont,
their farm near Roseburg this week
VIM. Mcintyre and family now occup.
the house. May Mr.. Mcintyre and fam
ily always reside among MS.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27
DROBATE ORDER.

State of Michigan, County 0f ~. Clair. IS
At n session of the Probate Court Tor the Coil
ty of 81 Clair, held at the Probate office ~ tht
city OF Port Huron, on TIE 10Th day of Oyiolni
i'm the wear one thousand eight hundred 4 !d
eighty seven.
Present Joe w. Avery, Judge of Probate.
In the matter Uf the estate "A ti.dtC" lt.lale!
deceased on reading and liling the II III &c
count and resignation of Thomas Bell eNetutoi
of said estate.
It's ordered that Monday the l4th day OF No
ycmhcr next nj eleven cocL In the forenoon, at
said Probate Office be- appointed for hcalnS
thereof -,
And il is further ordered. that 4 copy of this
order be- published three successive weeks pleNl-
0l,s to safd day OF hearing IN the BrOcSMay Cen
ire ENPuSIroR "a newspaper printed and circula-
in,. .in the County OF st. Clair. -
"A t,ue conyC JOE w. AVERY,
22-25 Judge OF Probate.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27
DROaAiE ORDER.
State oi Michigan, IS

State oi Nit!igin, Sc
County ol ~. CAR,
Al session o the Probath C1urt for sail coun
ty nt ST Clair h Id at th' PtODlt. Oiii"e in the
CITY of Port liu ON. on tie 18th DAY OF October
in the year on thousand eight hundred ana
eighty seven.
Present .lrr W. Avery, JEdgc Of Probate.
In thc matter OF the estate OF Orley Morrill,,
Nellie Morrill,, Gilhert Morrill, alidljeloha Moffill
minors. on reading and filing the petition of
Levi Morrll, IN, praying tnat lac be appointed
guardian oIcr the person and estate OF SAID
minors
Ii is ordered that Monday The 2lst day oi No
vcmber next at eleven o'clock In thr forenoon,
at said prOilt. ONCE be appointed iuf nearing
thereof. ,,
And il is further ordered. that q copy of this
order he pab,ishcd three Successive weeks prevl-
olls tn said d.N of hearing IN the WEEKLY EN-
lie ro,,nty oi 81 Clair .OE ~. AN EkI,
"A truc copyl 2l27 Judge of Probate.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27
A Sound legal Opluion.

4. cambridge Munday Esq. County
Atty, Clay Co. Tex. says: Have used
electric bitters with most happy results.
My brother also was very low with ma
larial fever and iaundice, bat was cur
cd by timely use of this medicine. Am
satisfied electric bitters saved his life.
Mr. ID. .Wilcoxson. of Horse Cave, Ky
adds like testimony. saying: He posi-.
lively believes he would have died. had
il not been for Electric BitterS. This
great remedy will ward off,as well as
cure all malaria diseases, and fol
all kidney, liver and stomach disorders
stands unequaled. Price soc. and 81
at G. A. Wells Il Cos.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27
pRoCKwAy CENTRE ST. Clair County, OCTOBER 81, 1887.
MARRIAGES.

CAMPBELL I.-ArKINsoN-At the il. T. paf,ol-
age, Brockway Centre, ON MedinesaaE, ~, ,
and Miss Nina Atkinson both 0l Lynn.
Turner -CoLr-At the NJ. J. parsonl$'
Brockway Centre, on rucSl.'ys N"'. " -
Rev j. NJ. Crandall, Geo. T. Turner ana MISS
Hattie II. Cole, both OF HrockNay'
CoLLINs-EARIs--A the NJ, 7, parsonage, o.
"Wednesday" Ocr. 10, iS>,, ~ Rev. .: -: 81 y
DAN, Wesley Collins. OF Melvin, and MISS IL
becca Ea'is. of NJ lulc Valley
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27
DROHATE ORDER.
State of Michigan, lss

County OF ~. Clair, :"
AT a session OF tile Probate Cuur' for said co,lii-
~ of st. Clair, held at the Probate Oiiicc In tho
city of POrt Huron, on the 9Th day Of October in
the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty
seven
Present Jcc W. Avery. Judge oi Probate.
I'm me matter Di the estate ut Charles Il. Nor
rill DECEASED On rCadngand liHg the petition
of Levi Morrill,. .., pgaying thTi administration
al said estate be .r,lntrd tO him.
ltis ordered I'm, Monday tls 2lst day Of No
ycnber neat AT eleven o'clock IN tne forenoon,
at said Probate Cl.icc bc appointed FOR hearing
thereof
And II Is further ordered that Il copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks prevl-
uis to said DAY g.! hearing in the WEEKLY EN-
roSIrOR a ueSSutpsg priHtcd and circulating IN
tLp c,uuty of II. Clair JOE ". AVERY,
- lrue r0yyp 9I-.I ,JaiTr ui Probate.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27

CARD OF TiIANKs--l desire to extend
thanks to the citizens of Brockway
Centre for their knid aid in our recent
all,iction. aud for the gracious sympa-
thy extended to MS on that occasion,
than which nothing can be more con-
soling. Very Respectfully, y. WELCIi.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27

RApLEY-M -MANsoN.--At the Front
street church at 80 yesterday morning
Mr.. W. J. Rapley, station agent at Min
den City, Mich. and son of Mr.. Thos.
Rapley. of Brockway Centre, Mich,
was married to Miss Dolly, eldest
daughter of Mr.. John Manson. of sand
Reach. Michigan. The ceremony was
nerformed by the Rev. w. McDonagh.
Tbe bride was assisted by Miss Mamie
Ranley. while Mr.. j. G. Holden, of
Rrnclxway Centre. waited upon the
Groom. At the conclusion of the cere-
55,ony the happy couple We're driven TO
the station and took the 800 train east
and will visit Detroit. Trenton, and OF
her nlaces before settling in Minden
The Age begs TO join with their many
friends i'm wishing them all the JOY in
cident TO the occasion. -Atrahroy Age
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27
Dissolution Notice.

The co-partnership existing between
Pollard d Rollins was dissolved by mu-
tual consent Oct. Ist, 1887. The busi-
ness will hereafter be conducted by
Richard Rollins who will settle all debts
against said firm and collect all bills
now due. RICHARD ROLLINS
22w4 ROBERT POLLARD.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27
Commercial House,

PETER f. HICKEY, Prop
Brockway Centre, Michigan.
Having assumed control of the above house
we are prepared to give good accommodations 10
moth commercial travellers and farmers at reas-
enable rates. \ choice stock OF "lhes' hqu'''
and cigars constantly on hand.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27
Brockway Centre Bank,
OF b. r. NOBLE & co.
Responsibility $4,000.

Good Notes. Town and School Bonds bought az
best rates Certificates of Deposit issued anu
4 ner cent interest allowed. All business trans
acted by patrons of this Bank will be held striot~
ly confidential.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27

n w. BELL, AUCTIoNEER, Brockway
". Centre, Mich Real Estate, Personal
Or any kind OF sales promptly attended 70
ottantion. CORRESPONDENCE solicited
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-27
$4,000 70 LOAN On REAL ESTATE

Mortgages at :. g and per cent according to
time and amount. Lowest charges and lowest
expenses. No long delays We do not DO as
Interest hut make our interest payable once a
wear in the Fall when farmers can pay their
interest Call and see US.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-06-02
Deotb Of An old S0IdIer,

Died, at his residence, 2I0 Merchants
street, Wednesday at noon, NJ. V. B.
Phillips, of consumption. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock from the Free Methodist
church, Rev. LovejOy officiating.
Mr.. Phillips came to this town about
two weeks ago from Arkansas City, ex-
pecting to make Emporia his future
home. He had been suffering for
many years past with consumption,
which disease he had contracted in
Andersonville prison during the war.
After his arrival in this city he became
worse and his sister, Mrs. Van Deven-
der of st. Louis came to help nurse
him. However, in spite of all the care
the loving hands of relatives could be-
stow he passed away from life at high
noon to-day. The deceased gentleman
was brother-in-law of J. B. Cowgirl
of this city. He leaves also wife and
sister to tnolttn his loss.
All old soldiers are invited to attend
the funeral services of Comrade Phil
lips, whose remains will be laid to rest
in Maplewood cemetery.
Mr.. Phillips was a member of Co. E,
Goth Illinois V. l., and aged 40 years.
The funeral takes place from the Free
Methodist church.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-06-02
FIRST FOE EMP0RIA

The Emporia club Monday won an
easy victory over the Wellington nine,
causing much surprise, as the visiting
club is composed of big, healthy fell
lows, pre-eminently sluggers; but they
were weak in one or two places, and
that was what gave Emporis the game.
Their first pitcher, Petford, was batted
all over the field, besides throwing
wild in one or two interesting situa-
tions, giving our boys bases and tallies.
The fielding of the Wellington club
was also poor. Their second pitcher,
Mcclellan, did well. Old Zeke Els
worth, of last years Emporia club, got
in one of his famous three-baggers and
succeeded in touching the home plate,
barely saving the Wellington club from
white-wash. He was heartily
cheered by the spectators. Our boys
played remarkably well, not an error
being made during the game. McCar.
ty held the box and pitched a fine
game
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-06-02

Tuesdays game of base ball at the
new grounds was well patronized, a
very large crowd being in attendance,
and resulted in another victory for the
home team. The game on both sides
was good one, but the Emporia club
are playing ball in much better form
than before the late additions were
made to the nine, and good batting is
now feature instead of a failure with
them. The Wellington men ara much
the heavier in build, and look as if they
might be able to bat our boys all over
the ground. But appearances are de-
ceptive, and the game yesterday
although for time very close, was re-
ally very one-sided. Haddock did ex-
cellent work and is a superb pitcher
Mullaly was evidently not playing in
as good form as usual, probably on ac-
count of oVerWOrk
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-06-02
Graduating Glass.

THE NEWS is in receipt of an invita-
ticn to the State Normal commence
ment exercises which are to take place
on June Is at the Normal building in
this city. The graduating class is a
fine one and will creditabIy represent
our school as they go out over the state
to teach or engage in other occupa-
tions. 1t can safely be said that the
State Normal school has done more
toward educating the people of Kansas
and putting school houses on every hill
top than any other or all the Kansas
colleges combined.
The following named persons
compose the graduating class,
of 's7: E. T. Barber, Harriet F. Bow
man, T. G. Coffman, Alex D. Crooks,
Mary E. Coulter, D. A. Eckert, Laura
Ella Frazier, Carrie Golf, E. T. Hand,
Jessamine X. Howell, Alfredo Judd,
Eta Judd, Minnie B. Jones, H. o.
Kruse, Eleanor r. Kirby, Edith s
Miller, E. w. Myler, w. S. Picken, J.
c. Rhoads, Laura E. Rose, Louise II.
Rose, Mary Z. Rudisill, Miriam o.
Thornley,.